MLB All-Star Game 2025 Odds, Favourites, Predictions, & Prop Bets

Baseball odds at the BetMGM online sportsbook believe this week’s All-Star game is going to be closely matched. The American League and National League are priced at -110 to win the contest in Atlanta, despite the AL winning 10 of the last 11 All-Star games. 

MLB All-Star Game Odds & Favourites

• National League Spread: +1.5 (-189)
• American League Spread: -1.5 (+155)
• National League Moneyline: -110
• American League Moneyline: -110
• Total: Over 7 (-120), Under 7 (+100)

MLB All-Star Game Predictions & Prop Bets

National League Moneyline (-110)

I think the National League has superior offensive talent, with Fernando Tatis Jr., Corbin Carroll, Kyle Schwarber, Elly De La Cruz, James Wood, and Pete Alonso coming off the bench. 

Both teams are missing some of their best pitchers. Garrett Crochet, Jacob deGrom, Hunter Brown, and Max Fried have withdrawn from the AL roster (all four players are priced among the favourites for the Cy Young in the latest MLB sports betting markets). Freddy Peralta, Zack Wheeler, Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Robbie Ray, and Chris Sale have withdrawn from the NL. 

Tarik Skubal is only going to pitch one inning. The NL has an array of high-end relief pitchers, including Adrian Morejon, Jason Adam, Edwin Diaz, and Robert Suarez. Milwaukee Brewers rookie Jacob Misiorowski should also be dominant over one frame.

Under 7 Runs (+100)

Only one of the last five All-Star games has produced over seven runs. Two of those five have had exactly seven runs. 

There has been an average of 4.38 runs per game this season. Since 2015, only one season has had fewer runs per contest. 

Truist Park has a reputation as being a hitter-friendly stadium, but it’s exactly league average according to Statcast’s park factors. I think the pitchers will be in the ascendancy, with a 3-2 or 4-2 scoreline the most likely outcome. 

Freddie Freeman To Win MVP (+2300)

Back in Atlanta and desperate to break out of a lengthy slump at the plate (.542 OPS over the last 28 days), Freeman has excellent value to win All-Star MVP. The lefty first baseman has a .940 career OPS at Truist Park and should get a warm welcome from the fanbase who supported him for 12 seasons.

Selected as an All-Star nine times in his career, Freeman has only had two hits across his previous All-Star appearances. It’s safe to say he’s due for a big moment in an All-Star game – it would be fitting if that came in Atlanta this week. 

The future Hall of Famer can become the first Los Angeles Dodger to win All-Star MVP since Mike Piazza in 1996. 

Ronald Acuña Jr. To Hit A Home Run (+750)

Ronald Acuña Jr. has 12 home runs in 45 games since returning from the second torn ACL of his career. Playing in front of the Braves fans, Acuña has a knack for delivering when the lights are brightest. He also has a .906 OPS when facing a starting pitcher for the first time in a game, which bodes well, considering each pitcher will only go through the lineup once.

Ninety-two of his 177 career home runs have been hit at Truist Park. He’s got a 1.025 OPS in 2025 and might stay in the game longer than his fellow outfielders to keep the home crowd happy.